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Darbo sirup

Today is now the contribution to the Darbo sirup, I first wanted to test him few times and then report on it. I have also yesterday set of

Kjero get where again a large bottle and 9 small samples of it were.

This says Darbo:

No more fiddling with the tea bag, let no pulling, no waiting until it reaches the ideal drinking temperature, but intense tea consumption and individual metering. All these advantages combined the latest innovation from Darbo Darbo the sirup.

are responsible for finest fruit juice concentrates, combined with elegant tea extract and herbal extracts that form the basis of this innovative hot drink without flavor, color and preservatives.

The finished beverage has at the recommended mixing ratio of 1:16

a sugar content of 5% and

19 kcal in 100 ml

.

ingredients

:

apple-ginger: apple juice from concentrate, sugar, quince juice concentrate, ginger extract, green tea extract and lemon juice concentrate

balm and ginger sugar, lemon balm extract, ginger extract, more fruit juice concentrate, acidifier : citric acid

The ingredients of the other varieties I know not, unfortunately, I find on the website any information about this.

source / varieties:
Sorry there is
9 varieties of Teesirups (6 fruit and 3 herb varieties) to 2.99 euros per in 220 ml bottles.



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- Blood Orange
- Red fruits
- Cranberry
- Blackcurrant
- rosehip - apple-ginger - Peppermint
- 3- herbs - lemon balm and ginger My impression:
The design of the bottles I find very appealing, it fits perfectly with the other brand products Darbo. However, I must complain that there is something impractical the syrup The capacity of 220 ml can I find sufficient because I do not need as much syrup as indicated and will thus determines more than 20 cups of tea to drink. However, I like my tea not so sweet, and others to have a different mixing ratio and can not do so long before. flavoring and preservatives waived. A major point of criticism on my part but that contain a lot of sugar syrups

dose to slip up to without . Since then I see an advantage in conventional Syrups in plastic bottles, mostly because they have a metering device with which I personally (I'm a little clumsy) clearly get better.

we have now come to the ingredients, I think it's good that at

. This was I, however, clear from the outset because a syrup with no sugar or other sweeteners can not do well. I drink my tea that is been around for a while without additional sweetness and had to get used to first again to the taste. So if you want quick tea consumption in the form of syrup, you have to live it or not, even with the sugar.


flavor
I find both types

very well, especially with lemon balm and ginger (I have my taste of her presented as cough syrup), I was very skeptical. It tastes really after tea, we do not believe that this is just syrup. Handy is just that you can dose yourself as strong and sweet you have it wants. I have always been taking 3 teaspoons and find it so exactly right. The apple-ginger tea tastes nice fruity

and only a short time later he finds a slight hint of ginger. Lemon balm and ginger tastes reflect not expect to cough syrup, but really good, nice and refreshing lemony

better I can not describe the taste unfortunately.


Conclusion:

I think it would be better if there would be a kind of tea concentrate, where

less sugar and more for

tea extract is included. Then I would buy more products to which it again, I find it just too sweet and the sirup is the reason only an occasional pleasure

remain for me. Every day I drink he prefers my sugar-free tea.

Since it has been asked to Kjero also for suggestions for new varieties
: I would find Chai great! So you could very quickly prepare Chai Latte and would not buy those expensive syrups at Starbucks and Co.. Mango
I imagine also great before and generally may
seasonal varieties
in summer (peach iced tea) and winter (baked apple, vanilla, etc.).
Have you ever tried the sirup? Which sort would appeal to you most? If you had the interest because balm and ginger syrup to taste (I am thinking of an early draw)?